LONDON CREATIVE AND DIGITAL FUSION

As part of its delivery for London Creative and Digital Fusion, Creativeworks London led on the production of a number of outputs for the London Fusion programme. These include five films, a print publication and 12 posters that were exhibited at the final London Fusion event ‘Innovation Powerhouse’ at Goldsmiths University in November 2014 – all of these outputs can be viewed and downloaded below.

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Retail Design for the Digital Era

Innovare Design collaborated with Goldsmiths University to add value for clients and improve market share by creating a knowledge hub for the

Rebecca Sharman, client services at Innovare Design, said: “The main aim of the project was to challenge the way in which Innovare Design works.”

The London Creative
and Digital Fusion Collaborative Award offered research input and knowledge generation support from a postgraduate Innovation in Practice student, backed up by a team of Goldsmiths academics and building on work done within the Goldsmiths MA in Design and Innovation. The voucher has delivered the intelligence required by Innovare Design to implement changes that will see the development of a knowledge hub including omnichannel retailing as one of the company’s new offers to the retail sector.

 

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CWL Festival Guide
Festival Radio
Creativeworks London Festival 2016
CREATIVEWORKS LONDON: A KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE HUB, THE BOOST SCHEME
‘Beauty in Imperfection’
London Creative and Digital Fusion Booklet 2012–2014
Innovation Powerhouse
Driving Product into the Luxury Market
Beyond the Pop-Up: Rethinking Interim Use
Brighter Futures with Rapid 3D Scans
Queen Mary - University of London
Arts & Humanities Research Council
European Union
London Fusion

Creativeworks London is one of four Knowledge Exchange Hubs for the Creative Economy funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to develop strategic partnerships with creative businesses and cultural organisations, to strengthen and diversify their collaborative research activities and increase the number of arts and humanities researchers actively engaged in research-based knowledge exchange.